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Re: Elastic pbar-p with Coulomb and hadron scatterings [message #8182 is a reply to message #8179] |
Mon, 06 April 2009 14:59   |
Aida Galoyan
Messages: 79 Registered: May 2007 Location: Dubna
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From: *jinr.ru
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Dear Tobias,
Hadron elastic scattering is presented in the version of DPM installed in Panda-Root.
It is the most essential part of elastic scattering for Panda.
The Coulomb scattering will give contribution at very forward
direction, and recoil very slow protons in the barrel part.
First of all, we are interested in testing of the
full elastic scattering (Coulomb, interference, hadron parts)
algorithm, and proccesing of the generated files with elastic scattering. We would like to see the results of full simulation with elastic scattering.
An installation of DPM with full elastic scattering is now complicated, because it is required to point out the minimal angle of the Coulomb scattering. However, there is PndDpmDirect class installed by Mohhamad with initial parameters without minimal angle. If I include the new version of the DPM there will be a contractiction with PndDpmDirect class.
Therefore, without coordination with PndDpmDirect class I can not insert new variant of the DPM.
I hope my generated files will be useful for you.
Aida
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Re: Elastic pbar-p with Coulomb and hadron scatterings [message #8886 is a reply to message #8166] |
Fri, 19 June 2009 15:20  |
Aida Galoyan
Messages: 79 Registered: May 2007 Location: Dubna
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From: *cern.ch
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Dear Mohammad,
I will write you after last check of the new DPM.
Before this, the users can apply root-files generated
by new DPM disposed at GSI Linux cluster in public directory:
/d/panda02/elastic
There are simulations of 100000 Events
of pbar-p elastic scatterings (hadron+interf.+Coulomb)
at beam momenta 1.5, 2.0, 6.2, 8.0, 10.1, 15.0, 16.0 GeV/c
at teta_min=3 mrad.
Best regards,
Aida
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